DirectStone Stone Floor Restoration

It is the technique of restoring damaged or worn marble, travertine, limestone or terrazzo to bring it back to like new condition by removing etched areas, scratches, lips, cleaning grout, re-polishing and re-sealing the surface of the stone. We have specialist technicians covering the following areas: Greater London, St Albans, Milton Keynes, Northampton, Nottingham, Derby, Manchester, Leeds, Bradford, Harrogate and York. The marble was etched along the grout joints by incorrect use of a grout cleaner.

DirectStone offers professional marble cleaning, marble restoration, sealing, repairs, polishing and maintenance to your natural marble floors and surfaces. Marble is an expensive and luxurious stone that has been used for centuries. If properly cleaned and maintained it will last a lifetime and more. It is however susceptible to staining, scratching and etching, all of which dull the surface polish and detract from the natural beauty of your stone floors and countertops. DirectStone can rectify this damage by cleaning, repairing cracks and chips and full marble floor restorations where required to bring your marble back to life.

We are a specialist diamond floor polishing company and can now offer SUPERFLOOR concrete floor polishing to our customers. An HTC Superfloor™ will really make you appreciate the advantages of having concrete as an exposed floor surface. Dirty, grey floors are transformed into brilliant, easy-clean, environmentally-friendly and durable floors. It simply requires some thought. HTC Superfloor™ is the revolutionary flooring concept with a technique that makes concrete more than just strong and hard-wearing.

Limestone cleaning, limestone polishing, limestone restoration, crack repairs and regular maintenance. Limestone is generally a soft and understated stone: Elegant. It doesn't take a high gloss polish like marble as it has a more open pore structure therefore making this limestone more susceptible to deep stains and dirt penetration. It is also more prone to deep etching by acidic and alkaline solutions. This open structure makes it harder to protect as sealers are less effective and don't offer the same level of protection as they would on a harder marble.